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Update on CAINThere is a brief update on the current (February 2021) situation of CAIN. It includes a note of the consultation that was held in 2019, and the discussions around the options for CAIN.
Introduction
There are CAIN Flyers / Leaflets available with background information on various aspects of the work of CAIN.
Institutional Relationships
Background on the CAIN ProjectCAIN - Conflict Archive on the INternetCAIN is the acronym given to the Archive / Web site, and the Project which is developing the Archive.
Development of an Archive / Web site on 'the Troubles' and politics
Target audience - Higher Education sector and beyond
Background information on the conflict
Guidance and information for researchers
FundingCAIN has been funded by a number of organisations:
For full details see the page on CAIN Funding.
Original Partners on CAIN ProjectOriginal Partner Institutions:The development of CAIN was initially undertaken (1996-1997) by three partner institutions: the University of Ulster, (now Ulster University) the Queen's University of Belfast , and the Linen Hall Library.
Other groups and individuals:
ObjectivesThe CAIN Project has a number of objectives:Key BenefitsThe main benefits of CAIN are:Trends in the topic areaThere is a growing interest in:
Further Information
Navigation / Finding InformationThe following information on the layout and content of CAIN site is intended for first-time users or anyone who is having problems finding information. Near the top of each web page on the CAIN site is a 'navigation' or 'status' bar which will help you to move between the main sections and also act as a reminder of your position in the site. An example of a status bar is as follows: This particular status bar shows that the user is looking the [Introduction] page which is one of the pages associated with the HOME page [CAIN_HOME]. At the bottom of each page are a series of 'buttons' which provide links to: CAIN home page; information about CAIN; the site index; the site map; answers to frequently asked questions (FAQs); the search page; and contact details: |
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contains information and source material on the conflict
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If you are unsure about the location of particular information you should consult the 'help' page which contains links to the main index page and a site map. If you are still having problems you should try the full-text search facilities, which allow you to search for particualar words or phrases across the whole site. As a last resort you could contact the CAIN Director.
Outline of the CAIN Internet SiteThe remainder of this web page provides an outline of the CAIN Web site. You should use the 'BACK' button on your browser to return to this page. Main Sections of the CAIN Web Site Material contained in the above sections comes from 3 main sources:
Background InformationThe 'Background Information' on the conflict contains a number of sections:
Introductions
Guides
Other Background Information Key EventsThe CAIN Archive provides information on major events:
Key IssuesThe CAIN Archive also provides information on a number of major issues:
Use Made of the CAIN Web SiteAccess Statistics - full details of visits / page views (1996-present)(The access statistics exclude 'non-viewed' traffic.)
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